Olga Adamska
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Olga Adamska is a leading orthopedic researcher whose work centers on advancing total knee arthroplasty (TKA) through comparative analyses of robotic-assisted and manual surgical techniques. Her primary research areas include implant positioning accuracy, femoral rotational alignment, and the clinical outcomes of imageless robotic systems such as NAVIO and CORI. In her landmark 2023 randomized controlled trial—cited 58 times—Adamska demonstrated that both robotic-assisted and manual TKA effectively restore femoral rotational alignment and yield satisfactory clinical outcomes, challenging assumptions about the superiority of one approach over the other. Her subsequent study, with 7 citations, further compared femoral component rotation between robotic-assisted and soft-tissue tensor techniques using anatomic implants, emphasizing the critical role of surgical precision in restoring limb biomechanics. Adamska’s work has significant implications for surgical decision-making, providing evidence that multiple techniques can achieve comparable accuracy. Her contributions are particularly notable for their rigorous methodology and focus on patient-centered outcomes, making her a respected voice in the ongoing evolution of knee replacement surgery.
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